Crunch Report | CNN shuts down Casey Neistat’s Beme

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CNN shuts down Casey Neistat’s Beme, but some of its digital news tech will live on

 CNN’s attempt at expanding its digital news business by bringing in a top YouTube creator has failed. According to a confirmed report from BuzzFeed, CNN is closing down YouTube star Casey Neistat’s video business, Beme, which it bought for a reported $25 million back in 2016. In addition, the YouTuber and his co-founder, Matt Hackett, are also leaving the company. Neistat spoke… Read More

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Jimmy Kimmel skewers Trump’s Fake News Awards with a little help from his dad

Donald Trump’s Fake News Awards didn’t exactly go to plan. In fact, it was a shitshow.
Jimmy Kimmel relished in the non-event that was Trump’s made up award show, meant to criticize news outlets that aren’t Fox & Friends, on his show Wednesda…

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CNN’s Don Lemon and Anderson Cooper don’t mince words: Trump’s comments were ‘racist’

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Nobody should be surprised Donald Trump said something racist. Before election day, he said many undocumented Mexican immigrants were “rapists” and criminals, and his company was sued by the Justice Department for discriminating against black tenants — way back in 1973

And yet, he continues to outdo himself. “Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?” he reportedly said on Thursday, referring to people from Haiti, El Salvador and African countries. He then suggested bringing in more immigrants from Norway — you know, white people. 

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Tense CNN showdown with Trump staffer leaves supporters of both sides feeling like they won

2018 is already off to a surreal, hot fire start thanks, in part, to a lot of fire and fury over Michael Wolff’s new book on the first year of the Trump administration and the debate over what’s true and what’s not.
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‘A dog’s breakfast’ explained for everyone confused by that CNN alert

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CNN sent out a news alert Wednesday that was … well, a little confusing to some people. 

Here’s what it said: “Analysis: With Trump at the helm, US policy in the Middle East has been a dog’s breakfast of confusion and contradiction.”

Yes, “a dog’s breakfast.” If you had no idea what that meant, you weren’t alone. 

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— Philip Bump (@pbump) December 28, 2017

Hi @cnn what the heck does this even mean? “a dog’s breakfast of confusion”? Is that even a saying? If it is, why use it in this context? This is…oddpic.twitter.com/ZPppLzc0WO

— Justin Myers (@JustinJCMyers) December 28, 2017 Read more…

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CNN is killing its Snapchat news show only four months after its debut

 CNN is giving up on its Snapchat news show, which launch only four months ago. “The Update,” as the program was called, had been designed for Snapchat’s vertical video format, but didn’t feature video produced only for Snapchat, nor did it have dedicated anchors. Instead, the news featured on “The Update” was a curated selection of CNN’s reporting from… Read More

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Time-Warner’s Turner opts for AWS as its preferred cloud provider

 All of the hyper-scale cloud providers love to tout their new customer acquisitions: Google talking about Spotify; Microsoft signing up various Adobe services for Azure; or AWS working with the likes of GE. That’s a sign of how competitive this market is, despite AWS’s continuing market share leadership. At its annual re:Invent conference in Las Vegas, Amazon’s cloud… Read More

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